Roof Waterproofing Integrity Testing for Hospitals by ILD Australia Checking the integrity of your roof's waterproofing membrane is a must, especially for facilities that cater to the public. The traditional way of testing is to flood the roof, but this can be costly and may even affect daily operations. ILD Australia offers roof waterproofing integrity testing for hospitals, schools, and other buildings that is not only accurate but also will not require flooding. Launceston General Hospital in Tasmania is one of the clients of ILD Australia. The building has a SIKA Sarnafil PVC membrane, which was laid on a concrete substrate, measuring 1,000m2. Thanks to the EVFM leak detection system used by ILD, only a small amount of water is utilised to pinpoint any breaches on the membrane. This method involves the use of electricity and can even work on sloped structural decks. If you require roof waterproofing integrity testing for hospitals or any other buildings, contact ILD Australia. Visit ild-australia.com.au for more information.
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